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Meanings of prophetical in English
Foretelling events as if by supernatural intervention.
Usage of prophetical in English
1
Those spirits were allowed by our leaders to give a prophetical sign.
2
And as in the historical so also in the prophetical literature.
3
Besides the sacerdotal, the Magi claimed to exercise the prophetical office.
4
What do the historical, poetical and prophetical books of the Old Testament contain.
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Every thing unintelligible was prophetical, and every thing insignificant was typical.
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What do the historical, didactical and prophetical books of the New Testament contain?
7
In thus speaking of the future, I do not claim any special prophetical gift.
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With this chapter the prophetical part of the Apocalypse begins.
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The time, and the calling, of Jeremias: his prophetical visions.
10
He hath intruded upon the prophetical office of Jesus Christ.
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Indeed, in prophetical powers she ranked higher than her husband.
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It assumes to be prophetical, and its utterances are oracular.
13
The prophetical activity of Amos commenced after Hosea's had closed, and before Isaiah's began.
14
This was not the only prophetical light, which Xavier had in the isle of Sancian.
15
Esther: Thy predecessors took no advice from ordinary intelligences; they were guided by prophetical counsel.
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The air with which Mr. Doolittle delivered this prophetical opinion was peculiar to his species.
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